Geneva GVA to Vienna VIE flight with Austrian Airlines

Flights from Geneva to Vienna

Those flying from Geneva, Switzerland to Vienna, Austria have a variety of options. There are over 50 flights between these destinations every day, even weekends. Travelers can be flexible when planning their travel because flights begin at 6:00 a.m. and continue well into the evening. Many flights are direct and most layovers do not add much to the total travel time.

Which airlines fly from Geneva to Vienna?

There are just shy of 20 airlines that travel between Geneva and Vienna. Swiss operates the most flights between these cities, but travelers usually have to transfer in Zurich, occasionally in Brussels or Madrid. The cost-effective airline, easyJet, offers a direct flight that is both the fastest and cheapest option. Austria Airlines offers both the second-largest number of flights and the second cheapest option. Other airline carriers traveling this route include KLM, Brussels Airlines, and Iberia.

How long is the flight from Geneva to Vienna?

Direct flights last approximately an hour and a half. Layovers bring the total trip time to between 4 and 7 hours. The average travel time with a layover is approximately 4 and a half hours. Layovers in cities other than Zurich increase the overall time spent traveling.

How many flights are there from Geneva to Vienna?

There are over 50 flights leaving Geneva for Vienna every day. Flights begin bright and early at 6:00 a.m. and continue until approximately 8:00 p.m. each evening. There are multiple flights departing each hour, especially during times of high passenger traffic.

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Geneva to Vienna?

Departure airport:Geneva International Airport (GVA), still unofficially called Cointrin Airport, lies just 4km outside the city of Geneva. The airport is a hub for both easyJet Switzerland and Swiss International Air Lines. Trains are available between the airport and Gare Cornavin, the central railway station; it’s a 6-minute journey. Buses are also available from the rail station that get passengers downtown in 20 minutes.

Arrival airport: Vienna International Airport (VIE) sits 17km outside of central Vienna. It is a hub for Austrian Airlines, as well as easyJet Europe, and also has wide-body aircraft capabilities. Wien Mitte is a large, central station in downtown Vienna that facilitates train and bus travel both to and from the airport, as well as around the city. Travelers can take the City Airport Train (CAT), a direct, 16-minute journey to the airport, or the S7 Schnellbahn, a local train that takes 25 minutes and makes local stops. Other public transit options include the O-line Tram and the 74A bus.